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Ventricular Septal Defect Physiology & Repair with Dr. Greg Yurasek

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Tetralogy and the Pulmonary Valve

There actually shouldn't be too much of a slump. These babies, they'll come up a little hypertensive. You should can extubate them in two hours. As soon as the bleeding is under control and there's no heart block, I would definitely keep the kid intubated if those two things are happening. For tetralogy, again, that would be the outlet type VSD. This can take a little bit longer. Some people feel very comfortable extubating a fresh canal immediately. And I usually would wait.

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